THE CENTRE REPORTER.
CENTRE HaLL, . . . PENNA.
October 31,
Spring Mills.
O. T. Corman, on account of the in-
crease of business, will remove a parti.
tion in his store, which will add more
gpace to the main room, and will also |
add greatly to the appearance of the
store,
UC. A. Krape, the boot'and shoe deal- |
er, has been playing bachelor for the
past week, while his wife was on a vis-
it at the Pan-American.
Grant Hoover, the insurance agent,
of Bellefonte, who was reported as |
haviog shot a wild turkey on WE |
Hill Mountain, can rest assured that |
he cau find many more turkeys at the |
same place—in Jacob Bible's baru-|
yard and fields. Mr, Hoover, you hud
better invite your many friends for a
day's outiug for turkeys; all you peed |
is Lhe price.
Stith Bros expect to occupy their |
fine new building in about ten days, |
with a pew line of furniture, ranges,
and heaters, which will be offered at |
a great bargain,
Miss Muy Smith and Emanuel |
Shook speut last sunday at State Col- |
Lous !
ATR,
il. W. Neese left last Monday for |
Auburn, New York, after a visit of |
two weeks with bis mother and sisters,
T. MM. boused up |
the past wesk with rieumatism,
C. P. Loug bus purchased a flue, |
new buggy from W. C. Meyer, at Peuu |
Hull.
Jumes Hanna, of Bpring Mills, had |
his household furniture shipped 10]
this place lust Mouduy; from here
we Mil,» where
will move his
Wu, Blauser,
Jolin Horuer, of
: property
chased
thew Horuer estue,
1901.
Gramley has been
it
he |
lsther-iu-inw,
is taken to Potters
ih Wilh
Johustowun, pur |
of the old Mai
for oue thousand
the
dollars.
Bh
Rebersburg.
Ii, |
was cliculating among old frieuads au
Mr.
ih
0. P. Graney, of Cedarviile,
Gratuley spent |
Northumberland |
apples aud sulppiovg
ac(usiulnuces,
the lust mouth
County, tuyiug
thei,
Mr. and Mes. J. WW. Harter
Wednesday ut Spring Mills,
ing t tueral of Mis,
aunt, MeCool
Reno W who is employed on |
the fur
spent
attend. |
Lyne Harter's |
Mors,
aller,
Schiooisitp Saratoga, is hore
A SX Week's Yatalion.
Prof. E. M. Bruugart
te from Cross Fork 1o sitend
was called
the
faueral of his uncle, aeury Bruugart,
Jues Frauk,
Weeks with Ler daughter,
Frauk,
Mounds
Mr.
visiting
he
Mrs Who speut
Mors.
at Harrisvuiy, returved home
two |
8. 8. |
iy eVeuluyg.
Reuben Gramley after
with their daugliter, Mis. |
Gieorge Ocker, at Lewisburg, returved
Mouday mor dug.
A. UG. Pasfrey,
Centre, Wisconsin, visited her cousin,
John Walf, Wednesday. Mrs.
Pusfrey is au daughter of Henry Freese,
who formerly lived on the Foster farm
at Mills, now occupied by
Esterline. She went west
aud Mrs,
home
Mrs. of Richland
last
Centre
Samuel
twenty-three years ago
Mrs. Dr. Deshler, of Aaroosburg, |
after spending a few days with friends, |
returued to her home Mouday after |
noon. i
Forest of Heotidale, who |
of the fu-|
brother-in-law, Heury
Monday.
Laitzell,
was cailea here on account
neral of
Bruugart,
Lis
left for his home
The long looked for trolley line has
at last been realized. Boe of the
Young capitalists bave consolidated
into a corporation constiuct the
same. This line was all couveceivid,
planned snd esntied out in a single
night, by these “brainy youths.”
Think of such mesgranimous minds!
These young men are kept very busy
in supplying ueflic for this road; now
coal cau be travsported without loss,
This train may also serve the purpose
of an amb lance, #0 “look out for the
locomotive.
There will be sale of Henry Brun.
gart's belongings Saturday, Nov, 9.
The iron bridge across Elk creek at
Kreasmerville, is at last completed,
Bert Woods snd family, of Scott.
dale, are staying with Mrs. Woods
mother, Mrs. Henry Brungart, uutil
after the sale,
Cul. Meyers and family left fer their
home io Leadville, Uslorado, last Sat.
urday.
to
a sis As
A Great Opportunity,
The burned district of Jacksonville,
Fia., is to be rebuils at once, offering
an opportunity for employment to
workmen, and excellent prospects to
contractors and capitalists, Jackson.
ville i» reached from all directions
by the Seaboard Air Line Railway
Bystem:, which offers unexcelled facili
ties in the way of schedules and
through car service to that poist.novio
A LOAD.
We guarantee and stand by every
pair of shoes that leaves our store
Yeager & Davis, Bellefonte,
AMI AA APA .
Write Grant Hoover for prices on
Penns Cave.
The corn busking is about over,
Jucob Musser is muking prepara |
tions for building a new house,
Harry Shr ckengast, who has been
away working during the past sum-
A wagon load of young people from |
Tylersville visited the Cave Sunday. |
of Josiah Rossman,
last week.
Saturday.
A birthday party was held at the
home of Jumes Grove last Saturday
evening, which was a great surprise to
Mrs. Grove, Many friends aud ac
baviug enjoyed themselves,
were nuUiuerous,
Adam Zeigler spent Sunday at the
bome of Huivey Rossman,
lust Monday.
a smn———— no ff — ———————
Colyer.
Mr. and Mrs CO barles
of Mrs. Fruzier's wother, Mrs,
Foster FP
ate to
College to tue residence of David Mil
Satuuel Bell, bardware ageut of
Miss Susie Bogdan speut Baturday
rie Bottorf.
Clhiaries Boulorf returned home
urday for a short furlough, aud
return to Yeugertown
where Lie isemployed io the axe
; Of course the Loop is still the
day,
i fuctory
Dest piace,
Win. Cooney moved to Yeagertown
Fbursday, where he is employed mn
uxe Inclory.
Join Wingard the expert bhunter,
Corn buskiog iv this neighborhood
is nbout over, the crop being an uu
Mrs Courad Liogle is improving at
this writing.
Miss Bessie C ooney spent Saturday
| with ber friend, Miss Edua Ishler.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Musser and
fawily, of Penu Hull,
Mrs. Musser's brothers,
Runkle,
Among the guests of J. Moyers
were Mr. and vires, George Lee and
family, Emanuel Smith aud daughters
Ray and Noua, of Potters Mills ; aud
David Moyer, of Ceutre Hall; and
Prof. J. D. Meyer, of Bellefonte : aud
Frank MeClethan, of Colyer.
William: Btuwp speot Sunday with
Johu Boutorf, of Yesgertown ix at
present visitiog bis grandmother, Mrs.
Jerry Stump and family, of Centre
were visiting iv this vieciuity,
also at Levi Stomwp's on Sunday.
Miss Hara Wolf, of wear Linden
| Hall, was the guest al the home of
Samuel Slack lost a valuable horse
ove day this week.
her ister Mrs
for Lanywville, Mifflin county,
place
and Mary ou
afternoon.
Mrs. Heury Moyer spent Monday
ut Isrenl Weavers,
P. B. Boul is vot yet done busking |
corn. Peter is always auxious to have
his corn erib full to the brim.
Merchant GU. RB. Meiss transacted
buriness with Squire 8. Housman on
Monday.
Jobu Gingrich intends to move to
Yeager town where he will be em-
ployed in the axe factory,
-
Potters Mills.
H. B. Spangler and wife lef. for
Chicago, Illinois, last Thursday afters
noon, F. A. Carsov and Miss Kath
ryn Wilkinson accompanied them us
far as Centre Hall,
Misses Mary and Linnie Evans have
gone to Williamsport to spend the
winter,
Miss Helen Bollinger, of Lock Ha.
ven, and Miss Grace Alexander, of
Burnham, atiended the SBpaugler.
Wilkinson wedaing.
F. A Caron and Miss Kathryn
Wilkioson spent Sunday at Millueim,
ealling on friends,
John Bumith, of Spring Mills, attend.
ed the Evans sale Friday,
Dunviel Daup bad several
killed by the dogs lust Tuesday nigh;
We are Centre vounty agents for the
Walk-Over shoes for ton Y engor &
Cooney Suuday |
insurance. 000
Davis, Bell foute.
they have not vot foond the dope,
John Wilkinson transacted business
| at the county seat Monday,
Will Alexander, of Burnham, apent
| Bunday in town; some attraction at
| the Eutaw,
| Mrs. Edward Rubl, of Spring Mills,
land Miss Margaret Harshbarger, of
Altoona, spent Sunday at the hone of
| Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkinson.
Pbillp Liester and family passed
[ through this place Sunday on their
way home from paying a visit to Mrs.
Liester’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burres,
Merchant Emsvuel Smith made a
busivess trip to Lewistown last week,
Wm. McKinvey can smile again
and say this one is a girl.
Miss Kuthryn Wilkinson will leave
Mouday for a visit to her uncle Harry,
at Mifflinburg.
The sale of Mrs. Evans was largely
sttended and things sold well: the
property was not disposed of Misses
Mary snd Livule left Saturday for
{| Willis musport; Mre. Evaos left Tues-
day to visit ber brothers and sister, st
| Millbeim; Miss Margaret will remain
for u few days,
Lf — A o A————
Centre Hill.
Johu Moore, wife, daughter,
| ut the home of Johu Bible,
place attended chiuren at
Sutiday evening.
from
A young geutleman Milroy
Miss Lydia Smith, who Is staying
st Wes'ey Tate's near Oak Hull, and
| her frieud, Marion Thompson,
spent Suuday with
Is al Lotue Visiling his parents,
John Armstrong snd sister,
ters Mills, the
were Ruests
mae By
Lemont.
Rev
Progress
Rev, Wertz, an
me peed a series of peelings
Methodist chiureh last Sabbath
ing
Bernie
Lemont,
his istuily on bis farm
Bald
Shultz’s meetings are still
Evangelist,
in Lhe
I We
1s spending a few
tion foreman st
sVer, sec
with
Dix Sts
days
HeRY
tion on the Eagle Valley rail
road.
lhe C. E.
rian chureh will hold a social
howe of J. | Friday
Nov. 1st,
The musics] entertainment given iu
the Presbyterisn church last
day eveniug was a grand success, both
fivavcially. The re.
clear of all expeuse,
Society
al Lhe
Drecvse, nigh,
dollars.
————— "A a
Saw Mi dSaraed
urge Lucas at Me
bury
The saw will of G
Brides Gap, uear Plessaut Gap,
ed enmupletely to the grouud
tuesday moruiog of last week says Lhe
Watchman, The will
property nnd the
early
was a valuable
of Beliefoute,
Eunowy,
Tue cause
Mr.
& Sou,
the fire is uot
fact thal he Las suotber saw mill
operation down Bald Eagle Valley.
mot———————y
Bad He puistion Abroad
Bellefoute evidently bas a vad repu-
tation sbrosd, at least the Salvation
Ariuy devius it a good place for opera.
tions, and accordiogly begau holding
| ieelings Saturday evening of last
| week. The ministerial association of
| that town, which takes such a great
interest in neighboriog iostitutions,
must be veglecting home territory.
go
Bee Grant Hoover before you insure.
a, SH
Sale Hegister,
MAGGIEana D F YOUNG-Nor 2, at2p. m
| On the pre bees, 35 wiles inom Colyer, wi xy
| mores of Iand, ote h«if cleared and In ged con.
| Gition, naving hoa=e and barn and all the ne ces
sar oul bal ding on the premises,
|
| 6. L GOODHAKT - Nov. 11.41 9 a
§
i
-
m., one
all of Bis farm fm
“ek, consisting of
baif wile west «of Contre Hill:
the vunan € Besd of fin
} ® head of horses sot cuits, 12 cows This berd of
{| Powe has 8 god rerord os mitkers, some are
{ fremh, A It of welds bred Short be wi faltie, a
| fine Bhort horn bell, a wood vung Holstein Dull,
2 iarge breeding sows 5 youog sows ready for
{ breeding, ove B Bshice font, & ot of fue shoats
wid pr 8. The bog Beve been bre! with cere
and ure good ones. A flock of good sheep. Come
and examine this stook.
pw Spring Mills, Pa.
iP.V.S. STORE.
You are cordially
invited to call
and examine my
Fall Line of
MEN’S,
LADIES’,
MISSES’ and
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
in the best makes,
My Rubber line is com.
plete in the very best of
goods, and at the right prices.
C. A. KRAPE,
A HOME IN THE sOUTu,
Escape the rigors of another North.
ern Winter and enjoy the delights of
the Bouthland,,
|
i
!
§
i
lund,
and in most cases Summer does pot
bring with it such extremes of heat as
ure found elsewhere. In facet, the
south is a nnd where extremes of oli
mate are avolded, aud 0 List giently,
is a healthful and sitogether desirable
location.
The tide of emigration
Bouthwurd, for i! ji« now
atic advant ses hint
excels, Lut 18 resotitees,
of its soil and its wealth snd
abundant water power commend it to
the thoughtful Cotisiderntion rf BHiry
one who seeks 8 home wiere Northern
thrift avd enterp ise ny curve out
sUCCPRR
The HMenboard Alt [hee
order to stimulate vest
assist In opening up the
traversed by its Hoes,
it will sell to prospectors
tickets one way
greatly reduced rates, imiformation
to which may be obitutned of HUY fig
OF Teprese nintive af the (van pu y
J Horron, Eastern Pass, Agent,
1183 Brossiway New Y fy,
W H DoLL, Gen’l Agt, Puss Dept.
1434 New York Ave.,, Wash D. 0.
CU. L LONG=DORF, N. E. Pass. A gt.,
306 Ww nxhitigton SE, Boston Mass
Pass Agent
Continental Trust Blidg., Balto. Md
KR. E. L BUNCH, Gen'l Pass, Agl ,
Portsmouth Va.
Turned
Pie ecbinnie
this favored lund
thie tility
fis
whore
fey
Het rnd
RBallway, in
igationand Lo
fie lerritory
tia
sel Livers,
trip,
Hitpong
mic
pound
hem
Of jit
LB
vial
HA
cine
Our motto ; Quick sales and small
Yeuger & Davis, Bellefonte
FGIBTER'S NOTICK. ~The hil
Coulis Dave evn ¢X-mined
ald of reeord in the Register
wing
passed
# Glico for the
creditors spd al
Wise inie ested, aod will be pre
Be O:phans Court of Ce tre Congty.
Matin nw Wednesday, the 27h day «
A « 1901
Filan ax tof D vid ike,
ate of Tash
ae
sud
in
olberm in
penile dd Le
for coufl ut
Ll scmivistrator
low sh Pp. G4
Gang!
4 e Oret parilal acosur
L 8 of the 8
College Borough des
tof kK
teplahe
falow, ©
1
s Geta
gut of
{ Barats J
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i fitim
adminis stor of sto,
of Ogi 6 tow flip, de
The gs tof ¥
nok
Ihst »
AS ag
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ale
a
of
'¥ Bears
sooount of Addie Ales, adminis
of olf un, ate of Bele
fonds Baoukh, 4 cess d
15, The toird suse
Mek, rusiee of the
Boies, late of Bells
his
stoonnt of George RB
oelale of Thomas BE. Hes
font Hor nag, Second g
i. The Anh aud pmriind moousiant of Ja a
Coburn, ex: cuts ie, of Th mas Hudtou
of Wa ker t nN iahl ip, decessed
Bell fonte P A.
Oct ehh
of oof ale
ARCHEY,
Heogister
1
NTHE COURT OF CoOMMO PLEAS FOR
THE O0LUNT OF CENTRE wo 1
' spelbombog + will
ihe He ie Jd Lowe Jude
Cain. o } dap of N
Att 10 po
fa ofl ald regulation fr
ved Aa
i
1901 = 10 b. Gader the
1 wr
tale Cap
ai ie
Sigwmp, Cn
8. Law ated ¢
i tend 1
amb, 1%%4,
Jaco Wag wt Leow
A Blatk, Gentes
for the ohater of an
uel KB
BUsStivalila the
which 3 Pre
preach iag EE a
of the Seoratients ed other
0 a0 Toaloe with the Confess
known ax the H idiehsrg Cate
Lhe 80 pire sen Lo Dave promi om wad}
he viel oo Benefits nud privileges
aid Act aud le supplements
WW. 0, RUSK KE
spp
by
|
yO het
i 0 be rsiied Maas
Tussle P
Glory of vide
ih th
the sdminetratio
hom tis oof gt v0
sim of Failh
a and 6
enjoy ali
ferred by the »
&
New Fall
weil
We have just received a fall |
line of—
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
RUBBER GOODS,
and in fact everything kept in
a first-class country store.
We invite all to come to see us
and look over our stock of
goods before buying elsewhere.
Sa.
'CRANT HOOVE
Controle sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the world.
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals ; no assessments.
«.Money to Loan on First Mortgage| tv
~ Ofee In Crider's "Stone Building,
3
i
An Elegant Line of
it Line of
Fine
I_adie’s
Centre Hall, Pa.
pm
Do
bargain in stoves !
i
Cali
you reall
If You ¢o
nd
will .
will find the
"iY a!
Ny socK
You
extren
and see
my prices.
prices lo WW re
Among
RED CROSS Double Heat
welv low
CIV OW,
+1 ‘1
others 1 handle the
RED CROSS OAR,
Heater,
Magazin
SUNSHINE OAK
LOR STOVE,
Double Heater.
¢ +
Aazing
IMPERIAL
RANGE.
RED C1]
RANGE.
or Double
31
Withiont
RED
CROSS
WOBRS
MONARCH
FM i il
ung ain
You wiil
ace of i
:
FUIBINOCRS,
at my
id roofing
J. A. REESVAN,
A P. LUSE &
CENTRE WALL. PA.
Spouting a:
000R", BLIADS.
We also keep on hand
and
~ CEDAR SHINGLES.
We
have just received a car load |¥
A P. LUSE L SON.
You will find p—
wbest brands of |
FLOUR
- esa es eae
are kept by
JOHN §. AUMAN,
CENTRE HALL, PA
sbury Flour ana
John S, Auman Brand
are the best on the market,
BRAN,
SHORTS op &
always on hand,
Custom chopping done at all time
1 also keep Salt on hand at all ti
in grain bag of in burs m~ckn Alen
A he iar of tire a
_ to Graham flour now Rae |
Er Highest prices paid bby all kindy!
of grain.
Centre Hall, Pa
A
Dangerous Kidney Diseases.
Celery King has cur
sane, The doctor feared Bright's disease, and
tried many remedies thal gave me no beip.
Celery King has made me as well as ever in
my life, and it seems almost as though a
miracle had Loos wrought in my case.~Jen-
nie O. Reichard, Springtown, Pa
Celery King cures Constipation and Nerve,
Shomnehe ver and Kidney diseases, 3
F. EWigland
ills
me of kidney dis
od
¥ i i
Linden ui i; G. WH. Lew #, Spring Mi
WM. F. FLORAY
OREMAN & FLORAY
{(Buooessors to Geo. W. Ocker,)
«DEALERS IN
ain, Coal, Flour, Mill Feed,
"Sal, Fertilizers, Farming
Implements, &c.
We pay the highest cash prices the
and at the same time will offer you
| nods a8 mentioned above at the low.
fat possible prices consistent with the
ity of gonds.
We make a specialty of
FLOUR
$a carry in stock the best brands to
be obtained any where, including both
winter and spring w beat varieties,
In the line of farm implements we
offer only the best, including Chame
pion Binders and Mowers, Nu
Grain Drills and Bucher & Gibbs
"Imperial
Plows - ——-
Bpring Tooth Harrows and Or
The Champion Binders
nau asm
ave an i
for durability, bine of draft, ease
qua
Petite